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All that does is open the folder. I can have them navigate to the folders through the Network but that is sort of lame. I am looking to mount the shared folders as volumes. Anyone else?
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All that does is open the folder. I can have them navigate to the folders through the Network but that is sort of lame. I am looking to mount the shared folders as volumes. Anyone else?

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I am a bit new to AppleScript and Macs in general. I want to mount a volume when the user logs in. I am using the following:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;mount volume &quot;cifs://domain;username@se<wbr />rver/share<wbr />1&quot;<br />
However, when I run this script, I get a dialog prompt that asks me for the username and password. I do I get it to mount a volume and use the current user's credentials to do it without the password prompt? Thanks.
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I am a bit new to AppleScript and Macs in general. I want to mount a volume when the user logs in. I am using the following:
     mount volume "cifs://domain;username@server/share1"
However, when I run this script, I get a dialog prompt that asks me for the username and password. I do I get it to mount a volume and use the current user's credentials to do it without the password prompt? Thanks.

Mount volume with current user credentials (no dialog box)

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